Nine Lectures On the Earlier Constitutional History of Canada
Nine Lectures On the Earlier Constitutional History of Canada
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The measure illustrates what I have already said as to the insufficiency of ordinary economic motives to bring out independent colonists : nothing save religious- zeal, as in the case of New England, was sufficient. The New England colonies are exceptional ; in the case of the rest of the European colonies in the New World, until the present century, there were but two ways in which tillers of the soil could be brought over; either by "undertakers'* and companies, who bore the expense of their ...emigration in order to profit by their labours, as in Virginia and New Holland ; or by the government.
Some 3760 adventurers with their families accepted the offer ; and these under the command of Colonel Corn- wallis, the new Governor of Nova Scotia; crossed the ocean, protected by a large military force, and founded the town of Halifax, named after the President of the Board of Trade, to whom its existence was largely due. Corn- wallis's commission, which you will find in the Nova Scotia * See the advertisment in Nova Scotia Archives, 495.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The measure illustrates what I have already said as to the insufficiency of ordinary economic motives to bring out independent colonists : nothing save religious- zeal, as in the case of New England, was sufficient. The New England colonies are exceptional ; in the case of the rest of the European colonies in the New World, until the present century, there were but two ways in which tillers of the soil could be brought over; either by "undertakers'* and companies, who bore the expense of their ...emigration in order to profit by their labours, as in Virginia and New Holland ; or by the government.
Some 3760 adventurers with their families accepted the offer ; and these under the command of Colonel Corn- wallis, the new Governor of Nova Scotia; crossed the ocean, protected by a large military force, and founded the town of Halifax, named after the President of the Board of Trade, to whom its existence was largely due. Corn- wallis's commission, which you will find in the Nova Scotia * See the advertisment in Nova Scotia Archives, 495.
What to read after Nine Lectures On the Earlier Constitutional History of Canada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W J William James Ashley to read onlineMoreLess
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